This is taken peering over the edge of the cliff. You can see a Kittiwake flying by down below while a Guillemot and Razorbill look up to see who has arrived... |
The seabirds nest side by side - with the Kittiwakes building nests and the auks laying onto the bare rock. There is a significant build up of guano through the season... |
If you crawl up to the edge and peer over with a long lens it is possible to get some close up portraits of the birds - which are not at all bothered by having their pictures taken |
Here you can see the classic pointed shape of the Guillemot egg - the Darwinian explanation of the shape being that it is less likely to roll off the edge.... |
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